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From child trailer to cargo trailer: Thule launches a flexible model on the market with the Courier

Michael Restin
1.2.2022
Translation: machine translated

Anyone who wants to transport small children by bike will learn to appreciate a trailer. Among other things, because it offers additional storage space. Thule turns the children's carriage into a station wagon and has developed a convertible model with the Courier.

Meanwhile, Thule has recognized that with older children the need for transport does not stop and brings a kind of station wagon on the market: the model Courier, available from March, can be converted from a child trailer to a cargo trailer. With something that goes by the nice name of "FlipFlat Technology", you create a flat and stable loading area. Plus, there are attachment points and straps to properly secure your stuff.

More practical than sporty

The storage space is 217 liters and you can load a maximum of 44 kilos. A value that is common for two-seaters. This means it's not suitable for heavy hauling, but it's a practical alternative to a pure child trailer. With the separately available pet kit, it can also be made suitable for dogs.

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